August's Experiences and Reactions

August, a ten-year-old boy, feels ordinary inside but is perceived as different due to his appearance. He wishes for a normal face to avoid unwanted attention. His family, especially his sister Thea, is protective and sees him as extraordinary. August is accustomed to people's reactions and has learned to ignore them.

What does August consider himself to be?

• An ordinary kid

• An extraordinary kid

• A superhero

• A genius

Which activity does August NOT mention as part of his ordinary routine?

• Playing Xbox

• Riding a bike

• Eating ice cream

• Playing soccer

How do ordinary kids react to August, according to him?

• They ignore him

• They run away screaming

• They befriend him

• They admire him

What is August's one wish if he found a magic lamp?

• To have a normal face

• To be invisible

• To be the strongest kid

• To be the smartest kid

What does August wish people would stop doing when they see him?

• Looking away

• Pointing

• Taking pictures

• Laughing

What does August avoid doing when people make faces?

• He pretends not to see

• He confronts them

• He runs away

• He makes faces back

What does August think about the way people look at him?

• He feels proud

• He enjoys the attention

• He feels confused

• He wishes they wouldn't stare

What does August's family do to cope with people's reactions?

• They confront everyone

• They ignore the reactions

• They move to a new place

• They change August's appearance

Who in August's family struggles with ignoring rude behavior?

• Thea

• His dad

• His brother

• His mom

How does Thea react when she hears rude noises directed at August?

• She cries

• She yells at the kids

• She laughs it off

• She ignores them